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With 15 group MPs scheduled to arguments on Monday, the criticism Democrat Party is prepared to grill the government about its procedures.

Jurin Laksanawisit, the interim president of the Democratic Party, declared on Friday that the discussion would handle all topics, including social, political, and economic ones. Chuan Leekpai, a record MP, is one of fifteen party MPs who have stated their desire to take part in the discussion.

After the Move Forward Party ( MFP ) begins the debate, Mr. Jurin announced that he would speak as the second speaker. In addition, & nbsp,

The original business minister stated that all Democratic debaters may exert every effort to evaluate the government’s performance.

He declared that the Democrats may have a fruitful discussion and would provide suggestions and opinions on government policies in an open and honest manner. He claimed that because the group wanted to get answers from the authorities on behalf of the people, it may raise questions about some policies that might not be clear.

He continued by saying that some plans were vague and that their details did not correspond to the promises made during the May 14 general election campaign.

This wait until the argument days. There will be a lot of laws raised for the discussion. Some of the promises made by the government during the election battle are excluded. There are numerous safeguards that are not( in the scheme speech ), not just one or two, according to Mr. Jurin.

” We will express our opinions in a simple way, without bias, because the discussion will be truly productive and beneficial to the management of the nation as well as the interests of those who cast their ballots.”

The Democrats do receive 2 hours and 15 minutes during the conversation, up from the party’s earlier request of 3 days, he said.

Since their weak performance in the poll reduced their number to 25 MPs and resulted in Mr. Jurin’s departure, the Democrats have been bitterly divided. There have been two unsuccessful attempts to elect a new president and nbsp. However, Mr. Jurin asserted that the group was still capable of carrying out its opponent part and would give it its all.

The person’s state, according to the government. The criticism of the people includes us. Each area fulfills its personal obligation. The Democratic Party is prepared to carry out its obligations. There is no need for concern, Mr. Jurin said.

He insisted that since Move Forward and the other opposition parties were both required to scrutinize the president’s labor, the group had no issues working with them.

Wan Muhamad Noor Matha, the president of Parliament, announced earlier that a total of 29 hours would be set aside for the two-day discussion on the administration’s plan speech, which will begin on Monday.

The conversation will begin at 9 am and last until 11 pm the following morning, according to Mr. Wan, who also serves as the House speech. Senators may have five hours to discuss the policy assertion while the cabinet has five to explain it and respond to inquiries.

According to Mr. Wan, opposition MPs would receive 14 hours, while federal members may be given five.

On Thursday evening, a blaze broke out at the Pattaya Floating Market in the Bang Lamung neighborhood, demolishing an area of the tourist destination that was home to numerous regional and standard goods.

More than 200 firefighters were sent to put out the fire, which began at around 8 p.m., in 27 fire vehicles from Pattaya city and nearby native governments.

Due to the majority of stores being built with timber and thatched roof, the fire spread rapidly. One after another, oil cylinder explosions could be heard.

At the Pattaya Floating Market, rescuers remove the charred debris. Pongpat Wongyala in the image

After causing damage to numerous shops and buildings on one of the 19-rai ( 14, 400-square-meter ) land plots, the fire was put out around 10 a.m. One of the firefighters was admitted to a doctor after suffering small burns.

The extent of the damage is being assessed, and the fire’s cause is under investigation.

To assist those impacted by the fire, a pleasure center has been established.

The Pattaya Floating Market is destroyed by fire on Thursday evening. ( Screen capture )

The Pattaya Floating Market, also known as the Four Regions Water Market and opened on November 1, 2008, is a well-known tourist destination that features the artists, nations, and way of life of people who live along rivers all over the nation.

More than 200 stores were present at the business prior to the fire, selling a variety of goods, mementos, and foods.

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Market in Pattaya, Chonburi responsibility, is destroyed by fire on Thursday evening. ( Video: Ejan)

One of the most well-liked monuments in Pattaya is the Floating Market. ( File image )

claims that schoolchildren need aircon entry

A proposal to install air conditioners in 1, 743 rooms across 429 schools run by the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration( BMA ) was rejected on Thursday.

The BMA’s total 90 billion baht costs budget bill, which will go into effect on October 1st for the fiscal year 2024, includes the demand for a 219 million baht budget.

According to Bangkok government Chadchart Sittipunt, the task to install air conditioning is intended to shield preschoolers between the ages of one and six from the dangerous ultra-fine PM2.5 dust waste in the area.

The government cited research from the World Health Organization that identified a specific threat to children’s health posed by the PM2.5 cloud.

The BMC debated whether it was good to keep kids in such a setting for the majority of the school day before universally rejecting the project to install air conditioning in schools.

Installing air conditioners in outdated buildings at BMA-run schools, some of which need maintenance and repair work, likewise caused the government health concerns.

The government also feared that the BMA may end up with a significant financial burden as it would have to pay for the higher energy costs associated with running air conditioners in the schools.

The BMC said it would have been inclined to approve the venture had the BMA proposed the air-con installation along with a plan to install solar-cell panels at the colleges to mitigate the energy costs. According to Churachit Phongsingwitthaya, a Pheu Thai Party council for the Lat Krabang region, the BMA had recently tested the so-called dust-free school project at 32 colleges, which did not need an air conditioning system.

He questioned why the BMA didn’t carry out the pilot project, in which schools discovered ways to lessen the effects of PM2.5 dirt by, for instance, adding more natural space, installing air purifiers, and covering structures with dust-insulating materials.

Before re-submitting the air conditioning job to the BMC for consideration, Mr. Chadchart concurred that it would include the solar panel.

These kids should all be able to study in an air-conditioned space, regardless of their financial situation.

Yet I, the city governor, also require an air-conditioned workspace after being subjected to a significant amount of dust pollution in the area. Why don’t kids be able to get this kind of safety? ” Mr. Chadchart enquired.

The opposition has demanded that the Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research, and Innovation’s continuous director respond to a claim that he traveled abroad 32 times between March of last year and September of this year.

Following MP Wiroj Lakkhanaadisorn’s request for information about his travels from the Move Forward Party, Minister Supamas Isarabhakdi claimed to have instructed Dr. Sirirurg Songsivilai, the everlasting secretary, to reveal his international trips.

Ms. Supamas, who is scheduled to arrive at the department on September 15, stated that she will handle the situation simply but has not yet heard Dr. Sirirurg’s account of what happened.

Mr. Wiroj claimed to have gathered data on the MHESI continuous secretary’s 32 international trips over the previous 18 months on his Facebook account. Some trips’ costs were estimated to be 5 million ringgit.

In order to maintain accountability and transparency in public spending, he asked Ms. Supamas to launch an investigation to find out if these visits had taken area, what they were for, and whether they had been necessary for supervisory work.

The opposition MP declared that he would appeal the National Anti-Corruption Commission to look into any indications of abnormalities in the investing.

Despite reports that Dr. Sirirurg was in the United States attending an annual conference from September 6 to 10, he could not be reached for comment monday.

According to a source in the MHESI, the permanent secretary is scheduled to travel to Mexico from September 11 – 16 and Australia from Sept 24 – 30.

Sutin Klungsang, the defense minister, is optimistic that the new administration will be able to work out a new agreement with China and Germany regarding the website that will power Thailand’s upcoming underwater.

When asked about the possibility of the state negotiating with Berlin for a European website to be installed in the China-made submarine, as originally required by the Royal Thai Navy, Mr. Sutin responded,” A gain – gain for all three sides.”

The S26T Yuan-class torpedo was actually scheduled to arrive in Thailand this month, but the crisis has caused it to be delivered in April of next year instead.

After Germany refused to sell its MTU 396 diesel engine to China because it is classified as a military-defense item, China Shipbuilding & amp, Offshore International Co ( CSOC ), which is contracted to build the submarine in accordance with the G2G agreement, offered the CHD620 engine.

Mr. Sutin responded,” Perhaps ,” when asked if the problem could be resolved at the UN General Assembly’s 78th session in New York. Yeah, I think Srettha Thavisin, the prime minister, now has a solution in mind.

Regarding Thailand’s position on the ongoing battle in neighboring Myanmar, the new defense secretary– the second civilian to hold the position who is not a prime minister — stated that he intends to form an advisory committee to consider solutions to the problem based on recommendations from officials at the Foreign Affairs Ministry.

The best course of action for dealing with the problems in Myanmar will then be decided in writing, he said.

Mr. Sutin stated that he wants to support the military in working with scientists and engineers in a proper committee that will soon be established for this purpose in order to further build the nation’s defense industry.

Srettha Thavisin, the excellent secretary and finance minister, is preparing for an investment show that will take place from September 18 to 24 while he is in New York for the 78th UN General Assembly.

Mr. Srettha met with Narit Therdsteerasukdi, secretary-general of the Board of Investment ( BoI ), yesterday to discuss the board’s plan to draw foreign investors while in the United States in order to get ready.

According to the leading, his government needs to get to work right away because international investments typically take two to three years to pay off. Foreign business leaders are expected to learn about funding opportunities in Thailand during his approaching journey.

He pledged to support and encourage investment projects that would benefit Thailand and stated that the information provided by the BoI would be used to hasten international opportunities there.

The BoI seeks to help investment in high tech, clean and bright industries, as well as businesses driven by creativity and innovation, all of which are thought to have sparked a new phase of monetary progress and increased competitiveness. This plan will be put into effect this year.

From 2018 to June of this year, the BoI approved foreign investment projects for 1.8 trillion ringgit, with electronics, petrochemicals, and cars and parts making up the first three industries.

While 21 other investment projects are being reviewed in accordance with the Competitiveness Enhancement Act, six projects totaling 29.8 billion ringgit are pending BoI account.

However, Mr. Srettha received a polite call from US Ambassador Robert F. Godec yesterday to congratulate him on being named prime minister. While Mr. Srettha stated that he hopes to satisfy US President Joe Biden at the UN meeting, Mr. Godec expressed his desire to strengthen diplomatic relations between the US and Thailand.

Both nations reaffirmed their dedication to enhancing cross-border participation in all spheres, particularly business, investment, and climate change. Parnpree Bahiddha – Nukara, Deputy Foreign Minister Sudawan Wangsuphakitkosol, and Dr. Prommin Lertsuridej, secretary-general of the prime minister, were likewise present.

The immediate task of his ministry, according to Mr. Parnpree, a part of Mrs. Srettha’s mission to the UN meeting, is to increase global confidence in Thailand.

For original culture secretary Itthipol Khunpluem and two other suspects sought by regulators in connection with the unlawful development of a condo complex in Pattaya, the Criminal Court for Corruption and Misconduct Cases has issued new arrest permits.

According to a cause, the suspects’ exit date is noted on the new arrest warrants, ensuring that the statute of limitations for the case does not run out before they are brought to justice. This Sunday marks the expiration of the suspects’ first halt permits.

The decision was made in response to a suggestion made on Wednesday by Khamnueng Wongthaweesap, executive director of the Attorney General’s ( OAG ) Region 2 division.

He requested new arrest warrants for Mr. Itthiphol and the other two suspects, along with the date they allegedly evaded authorities, from the National Anti-Corruption Commission ( NACC ) secretary general.

The Corruption and Misconduct Procedures Act’s statute of limitations does not apply to people who evade an effective arrest warrant, so this addition is essential.

Mr. Itthipol is sought after for his part in approving the building of Waterfront Suites and Residences in Pattaya in September 2008, when he served as the mayor of the city.

According to a cause, the new arrest warrants will be in effect until the defendants are apprehended or turn themselves in.

Mr. Itthiphol, 50, is accused of wrongdoing under Part 157 of the Criminal Code, which carries a one to ten-year prison term.

The original Pattaya president served as the tradition minister up until recently after being appointed to Prayut Chan o cha’s second government in July 2019. He is likewise Sonthaya Kunpluem’s younger brother, a former governor of Pattaya.

On August 3, the NACC filed the situation with the OAG, and on August 30, the attorney general ordered Mr. Ittiphol’s prosecution.

At the base of Phra Tamnak Hill, close to Pattaya Bay and Bali Hai Pier, the Waterfront property task was constructed on two ray( 3,200 square meters ) of property. The building has been given a demolition order because its licence was obtained illegally.

focuses on marine transportation and carriages

Suriya Jungrung-reangkit, the minister of transportation, has vowed to strengthen Thailand’s logistics system by concentrating on its railways and marine transportation system.

On his first day as the transport secretary, Mr. Suriya told reporters that he had discussed the strategy with his deputies and sought the advice of various government agencies. He stated that the procedures would be made public sometime next week.

According to Mr. Suriya, the logistics industry makes up almost 15 % of the country’s gross domestic product( GDP ), but only 2 % of it is fueled by rail and maritime travel. In order to increase Thailand’s fight, he added, it needs to strengthen its transport infrastructure.

He assured the country’s rail system that the double-track improvements would be finished on schedule, increasing ridership and luring additional investment.

The agency’s top priority is completing the 29.7 billion baht double-track upgrades on the Khon Kaen to Nong Khai range.

According to Mr. Suriya, Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin intends to visit the project site quickly.

Mr. Suriya announced that he will ask Defence Minister Sutin Klungsang to give up any unused trip games held by the Royal Thai Air Force at terminals under AoT control in an effort to make room for the expanding number of airlines that intend to offer professional solutions to Thailand.

By doing this, he said,” we will be able to increase the number of commercial airlines served by the terminals by 100 to 150 per time.”

” Slots must be allocated in accordance with demand, and at this time, commercial airlines require the RTAF’s slots ,” particularly as the high season draws near.

Gambling distribution is decided by the Thai Civil Aviation Authority after evaluating the handling capacity of each airport.

When questioned about the 20-baht transportation cover for electric trains, he responded that while the ministry recognizes the value of fairfares, it must bargain with concessionaires like Bangkok Mass Transit System Plc.

He noted that the Green Line is simultaneously managed by the Interior Ministry and the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration, which adds to the problem of each line being supervised by a different firm.

If the charges are capped at 20 rmb, he said, the number of riders is anticipated to increase by 10 %.